Modular/ Mobile Homes?

[sleuth]

Originally posted by willie
Once a good modular is put together and lived in, there is no sigma because you're not going to be able to tell the difference with a well built stick house. Modular and mobile are a long way apart.

True, but when you go to sell the house, I believe you have to legally disclose that it is modular and/or it is in the county records as modular...

 

[czygvtwkr]

Hmmm considering ive seen one of those old tin can trailors on a crappy piece of land in st marys listed over 100k im not sure thats an issue here.

 

[willie]

Originally posted by sleuth
True, but when you go to sell the house, I believe you have to legally disclose that it is modular and/or it is in the county records as modular...

Not in Howard, Montgomery or Calvert county and it was never an issue with my in-laws very nice home in Mechanicsville. The only reference to a modular seller in the State of Maryland records would be if they were a lein holder. It's no different than if the lumber in your home came from 84 Lumber or Lowes. Who's to know unless you take the house apart?

 

[Oz]

Where is RoddRugg when you need him? He's the resident trailer expert.